Simon Fodden on Slaw writes that the 2008 ABA Legal Technology Survey reports that most attorneys stay current via websites and email newsletters; only a small minority reads blogs, and blogging is seen as geeky; RSS feeds are not used by most, social networks are only just now catching on and podcasts and online videos […]

By Nick Holmes, 18 September 2008

Been away on protracted hols. Quite possible to have kept posting of course, but did not have the inclination. Had I done so, here’s a few things I might have posted about:
Martindale-Hubbell Connected
In July Robert Ambroggi took an exclusive first look. It’s now out in public beta. Will this fly or crash?
The rise of Twitter […]

By Nick Holmes, 18 September 2008

In this issue:

Alternative legal services: part 2
Enjoyable and useful – CPD from Nick and Delia
Pay per click advertising
Mining the value of law firm publications
Navigating the Web 2.0 safe harbour
Justis extend Irish reports
Lextranet – an intranet for a law firm
Getting it wrong with Web 2.0

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By Nick Holmes, 8 September 2008

A belated plug for the two new Legal Web ebooks edited and published jointly by me and Delia Venables. The 2008/2009 ebooks are:
Topics of Modern Legal Practice
Software as a Service for legal applications
New and developing legal resources on the web
Alternative legal services - how will legal services be delivered in future?
Domain names in a legal […]

By Nick Holmes, 6 September 2008